citizen who is petrified of a traffic ticket, joe. they don t get away with it. it seemed like all of these lawyers and former government officials have gotten away with it. i think it ll reflect on the political fortunes down the road, especially for governor brian kemp. but you have all these top officials like donald trump. is he ever going to face consequences? right. giuliani i understand this feeling. is facing consequences. people are in jail. charged with seditious conspiracy. exactly. they face consequences, but when will donald trump actually face consequences? that is my question for professor eddie glaude. is it good that these people keep coming back to the trough and trying to find some sort of infraction against them, some sort of election conspiracy and
incident. one is holding the documents themselves. that one is complicated by the fact that a lot of people have been holding on to documents. then there s the other aspect, which is the obstruction aspect. the facts there seem pretty unique. they seem quite different from the mike pence situation. they seem quite different from the biden situation, even though there s a lot of hazy parts of that. we ll see. that obstruction piece is substantially different. we know, absolutely, that jack smith is looking at it. they re seeking testimony from lawyers. so he absolutely has his eyes on that. all right. we ll come back to this. some news now on senator john fetterman of pennsylvania, who is receiving treatment for clinical depression at walter reid national military medical center. the senator checked himself into the hospital wednesday night. writing in a statement, while john experienced depression off
be questioned, told reporters, i m confident i testified openly and honestly. the unredacted pages revealed the jury unanimously concluded there was no fraud in the 2020 election. what a shock. the panel also voted to release the entire report to the public. the judge said that would not happen before the district attorney investigation is completed. former president trump took the release to mean he would not be indicted. writing on his social media platform, quote, thank you to the special grand jury in the great state of georgia for your patriotism and courage. why are we reading this? totally because it s fun. it s so stupid, it s fun. it s just such nonsense. well, it is, but it is beyond stupid. it is. it is almost i m at the point where i think i have to laugh. otherwise, i d cry.
martinis before lunch. good morning, lancaster is another prerequisite. 50 over 50. incredible announcement yesterday, mika. i know. with the first lady of ukraine connecting. so excited. then you have hillary, of course, and gloria steinem, billie jean king, ayesha curry. jessica alba. doing it by memory. i m so excitexcited. this event has really come together. the 50 over 50 list, when it started last year, we had 10,000 submissions, including women trying to lie up about their age. it went international. asia, middle east and africa. this is our second annual 30/50 summit, and the lineup is simply remarkable. yeah. all right. it is. look at hillary clinton, gloria
other spinteresting part of the study is around 18 months, some of the children had an eeg, which is a way of assessing brain function, and they saw early changes on the eeg. you can t definitively prove that it was the screen time associated with this, and not something else in the home environment. correlation is not necessarily causation. so maybe parents who gave their kids screens, there was something else going on at home too, but the bottom line is when a kid is looking at a screen at that young of an age, their brain is not developing in the normal way. they are not able to learn with the face-to-face interaction back and forth that they get with a parent, the hands on, the socialization, the 2d doesn t cut it. this fits with the american pedi pediatrics association, they should not be using a screen, and 2 to 5, should be limited to less than one hour. it s hard to do, hard to tell